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In the 📕#RedJournal: Risk of Incident and Fatal Colorectal Cancer After Young-Onset Adenoma Diagnosis: A National Cohort Study Casey and Demb, et al. 👉 bit.ly/48qgZ6a Josh Demb Sumana Mahata, MD Shailja Shah, MD MPH Samir Gupta, MD

Ended this long week by walking ZERO Prostate Cancer 5k this morning with UCSD Center for Health Equity Education & Research in support of prostrate cancer patients and families.

Cassandra Fritz, MD, MPHS, Assistant Professor @cfritzmd #WUDeptMedicine Divisions of @WUGastro and General Medicine is one of six inaugural fellows selected for the JAMA Network Open Editorial Fellowship program. Test Account Learn more > l8r.it/H559

Diagnostic test completion for early age-onset #colorectalcancer is low among U.S. #veterans presenting with iron-deficiency #anemia or #hematochezia. Women 👩🏻, Black 👨🏿 and Hispanic 👨🏽 veterans less likely to undergo follow-up testing, Josh Demb reported. bit.ly/46JkHWb

Know your $h!t, people! Colon cancer is preventable! Dak Prescott LEAD FROM BEHIND

Grateful for a team that radiates warmth and cheer at our center's winter gathering! Missing some amazing members but sending holiday wishes to all our friends and collaborators! Thankful for your efforts in advancing health equity❄️✨

Great way to end the year! Thank you National Cancer Institute Cancer Currents for featuring our work in the Top 10 of 2023! Yin Cao Ebun Otegbeye MD, MPHS Nick Davidson Josh Demb Samir Gupta, MD @WUGastro Siteman Cancer Center JNCI & all our amazing co-authors content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USNIH…

For many people, a blood test for #colorectalcancer screening is an answered prayer! A 🩸 test has the potential improve CRC screening to the elusive 80% goal! Proud to have contributed to this novel tool alongside great colleagues and look forward to the journey ahead.

🚨 Research News! 🚨 #FightCRC's Early Onset Working Group has just published significant findings in JAMA Network Open. Congratulations to co-author and researcher Jennifer Kolb for spearheading the research aimed to report the frequency of presenting signs and symptoms among

🚨 New Research Alert! Our latest study, published in JAMA Network Open, emphasizes the critical need for early recognition of red flag symptoms in diagnosing and treating #EOCRC effectively. Read the full publication here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… At #FightCRC, our commitment to

Meta-analysis: Nearly half of individuals with early-onset colorectal cancer presented with hematochezia & abdominal pain; 1/4 presented with altered bowel habits. Delays in diagnosis of 4-6 months from time of initial presentation were common. ja.ma/4bP6Yjz

Rectal bleeding is associated with a fivefold increased risk of #ColorectalCancer, according to new findings from a study conducted by #FightCRC's #EOCRC Working Group. The study, led by Josh Demb (UC San Diego Health Sciences) and Jennifer Kolb (VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System), has been published in the

Just released: Narly half of individuals with EOCRC presented with hematochezia and abdominal pain and one-quarter presented with altered bowel habits. Delays in diagnosis of 4 to 6 months from time of initial presentation. IBSAL JAMA Network Open jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Our study linked below! jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Network Open: In pts w/ early-onset colorectal cancer (EOCRC), what are the most common presenting signs & symptoms, what is their association with EOCRC risk, & what is the time from presentation to diagnosis? ja.ma/4aPp98c

COE was proud to represent & root for our San Diego Wave FC at their #Pride2024 Night! A tough loss for us Wave fans, but it was great to see so many MCC colleagues and San Diego State University Partners! #PrideMonth #VamosWave

🌟 COLORECTAL CANCER - Signs and symptoms for suspicion. From : British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines on the management of irritable bowel syndrome gut.bmj.com/content/70/7/1…

What I don't get about academia is the chronic lack of celebration. It is hard to get & maintain grant funding, hard to get papers accepted without Faustian bargains, hard to be a great mentor, & hard to maximize trainee success. All of it is hard. We should celebrate everything.